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blue tailed bee-eater
camera- sony h-3
lens- carl zeiss 8.1mp 10x optical zoom
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Nice image. The light looks quite harsh. The area around the eye is underexposed and has lost details, you can try to recover them. Which software do you use for post processing? You could have tried a vertical composition to include the tail in full. Look forward to more.
Regards,
Mrudul Godbole
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The light is harsh. There are a few areas which are underexposed. You can try to recover them. Agree that a vertical would have been nice here. Thanks for sharing.
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Nice bird Rahul, agree with comments made by Mrudul and Bibhav
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Lovely bird. Agree with the comments. A vertical framing would have ensured that the long tail is not cut.
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